Sentence examples for a multitude of needs from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that studies centering on assessing and identifying a multitude of needs for services in reentry and repeating this process over the course of the reentry period would be more appropriate than a narrow focus on the drug-crime connection in the reintegration process.
Many of its clients are large businesses, as well, like investor Coca-Cola, which uses Bringg for a multitude of needs, from handling out-of-stock situations by connecting businesses with the closest wholesaler, to equipment repair operations and even some business-to-consumer operations outside the U.S. Bringg can't disclose customer names, but notes that they are not generally startups.
But, what you get is a system of support for the family caregiver and the dying person that ensures a multitude of needs are met.
As they did for the American Folk Art Museum, the architects created a stunning space that meets a multitude of needs in a small area -- in this case, 9600 square feet in total.
In a furious first round of the N.B.A. draft tonight, the Nets exchanged one first-round pick for three, hoping to fulfill with quantity a multitude of pressing needs.
Mechanical testing of these orthopedic implants can involve analysis of the implant rigidity, testing how many cycles it takes until it breaks, how the implant influences the rest of the body around it, or a multitude of other needs.
I talk of the assessments in plural, as I believe that a multitude of factors need to be noted.
While there is a multitude of social protection needs in Liberia, the most common need is a reliable minimum income.
So from a multitude of perspectives we need to free ourselves from an addiction to oil and evolve beyond the fossil fuel era.
While the city's financial morass has allowed Mr. Wilson's ilk more responsibility and swagger, it has left a multitude of others in need of refuge, a roof and a hot meal.
"Superfund by its very nature implies that there are a multitude of problems that need to be cleaned up," Mr. Bowers said, "and what we're saying is we don't believe the E.P.A. science justifies the scope of the work".
